Wye Valley

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   Ross-on-Wye

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   Herefordshire, HR9 5NX

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   Ross-on-Wye is a characterful market town in the south of Herefordshire offering excellent places to stay, eat and shop. Set in beautiful countryside right alongside the River Wye it’s a great place for fresh air, walking and canoeing with a bustling town centre full of arts and crafts, food and drink, a thriving antiques industry and many historic buildings. Ross-on-Wye is also the birthplace of modern tourism with a fascinating history.

   

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   Tintern

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   Tintern, Monmouthshire, NP16 6SE

   The jewel of the Wye Valley - a picturesque village, ruined Abbey, pubs, shops, cafes, places to stay, stunning walks and viewpoints all around.

   

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   Monmouth - Trefynwy

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   Monmouthshire, NP25 3DY

   Historic market town on the Welsh borders with lots of independent shops and great places to eat and drink.

   

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   Chepstow - Cas-gwent

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   Monmouthshire, NP16 5EP

   A bustling border market town, Chepstow is the gateway to the Wye Valley and Wales. Its stunning castle is the oldest in Britain and the Wye Valley Walk and Offa's Dyke Path begin here.

   

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   Symonds Yat

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   Herefordshire, HR9 6JL

   One of the most iconic spots in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley with a stunning viewpoint, a riverside village, walks, pubs, places to stay and loads to see and do.

   

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   Hereford

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   Herefordshire, HR1 2AA

   An old walled city, dating from Saxon times, Hereford is the area's administrative, commercial, cultural and agricultural centre.